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OCR Extreme Telde 2026: results and first-edition winners
Telde’s first obstacle race drew nearly 400 athletes and produced results across nine competitive divisions.

Luis Manuel García Pérez and Andrea Martínez Ramas won the elite races at OCR Extreme Telde, held on Saturday, November 7, in Telde, Gran Canaria. García Pérez won in 39:36 and Martínez Ramas finished in 1:10:35 at the first edition of the obstacle race.
The event brought nearly 400 athletes to the El Hornillo athletics track and surrounding area. Organised by Canary Way Sport and counting towards the Canary Islands OCR League, it formed part of the San Gregorio Taumaturgo patron saint festivities.
Five kilometres and 35 obstacles at El Hornillo
From early morning, participants tackled a course of five kilometres and 35 obstacles. The race combined endurance with tests of strength, agility, balance and coordination, requiring athletes to overcome the challenges on the course before reaching the finish.
Morning temperatures were approximately 22 to 23 degrees Celsius.
The programme was divided into Elite, Pre-Elite, Popular, Fun and Kid divisions. The upper divisions provided the toughest competition, while recreational options and an experience adapted for younger children opened participation to a wider range of athletes.
Elite results: the first podiums
The men’s winner competed for Team Destroyer, while the women’s winner represented Ultimate OCR. The remaining elite podium places were as follows:
Men’s elite
- Carlos Ramírez Quintero (Ultimate OCR): 43:31.
- Onán Medina Pérez (Ultimate OCR): 43:33.
Women’s elite
- Samanta Vega Mejías (Momentum): 1:17:54.
- Dafne Ríos Rivero: 1:34:15.
Pre-Elite and individual Popular results
In Pre-Elite, both winners were members of LDM Salud y Rendimiento. The men’s individual Popular winner represented Ubher Salud y Rendimiento.
Men’s Pre-Elite
- Unai Roldán Montero: 59:21.
- David Cabrera Reyes: 1:08:53.
- Joaquín Aythami Hernández Carmona: 1:09:24.
Women’s Pre-Elite
- Sara Asunción Tovar Durán: 1:01:43.
- Isabella Vidal Rodríguez: 1:29:08.
- Silvia Losada Gómez: 1:35:08.
Men’s individual Popular
- Ubay Hernández Díaz: 43:38.
- Leander Maza Moreno: 47:01.
- Jonás Ramos Santana: 49:23.
Women’s individual Popular
- Judit Henríquez Díaz: 45:58.
- María Elizabeth Martín López: 46:07.
Pairs race results
The Popular division also included men’s, women’s and mixed pairs standings. Climbox OCR and Team Destroyer topped the first two respectively.
Men’s pairs
- Climbox OCR: 1:42:44.
- Crazy Monkeys: 1:56:45.
- Los Inservibles del Queso: 2:28:01.
Women’s pairs
- Team Destroyer: 2:20:42.
- Las Indomables: 2:23:31.
- Ra-Yu Extreme: 2:32:46.
Mixed pairs
- Chicho y su Terremoto: 2:06:06.
- Tortugas Team: 2:29:43.
Organisers plan a return to Telde
Organisers Alex Álvarez and Romina González highlighted the presence of athletes of different abilities: “We are tremendously happy and satisfied. We managed to bring together nearly 400 athletes for a first edition and, above all, we succeeded in getting people with very different backgrounds and abilities to enjoy the same experience. That was our main goal and we believe we achieved it.”
The race was sponsored by Telde City Council, through its Physical Activity and Sports Department, with support from Citroën Telde, Aceitunas Escamilla, Aguas Ursu and Venergy. Organisers have announced that a second edition will be held in the municipality.
The Physical Activity and Sports Department also expressed its hope that the race will continue: “We hope this first experience is the beginning of a long journey and that we can enjoy OCR Extreme in Telde again next year.”

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